The Seventh Book of Moses

Like the Sixth Book, the Seventh Book of Moses is a later pseudo-biblical grimoire that circulated widely in popular print. It is significant as an example of folk-ceremonial magic adapted for household use, and it contains spells, magical seals, invocations, and instructions for obtaining protection, healing, and other aims.

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